In an interview with the Sunday Times magazine Harry Styles revealed his political views:
I’m probably going to vote for whoever is against Brexit.
I think the world should be more about being together and being better together and joining together, and I think it’s the opposite of that.
Apart from giving Lib Dem Voice an excuse to post a photo of the singer, it also gives us a chance to remind everyone of the power of the anti-Brexit vote, and how it worked for us in Richmond Park.
Sarah Olney said:
It’s a sign of the times that so many young people feel this government is creating a future they don’t want to live in.
Labour and the Tories are both heading in one direction, towards a bad Brexit deal.
People like Harry should not let themselves be dragged down and know they can vote to change Britain’s future.
The Lib Dems are the only choice for those who oppose Brexit and want to ensure the people get the final say.
We will fight to give people a referendum on the deal and we will campaign to remain.
So our challenge to Harry Styles is – will you be voting for the Liberal Democrats, the only party to be wholeheartedly in favour of remaining in the European Union?
* Mary Reid is a contributing editor on Lib Dem Voice. She was a councillor in Kingston upon Thames, where she is still very active with the local party, and is the Hon President of Kingston Lib Dems.



One Comment
The FT had an areticle yesterday suggesting the view pushed by several people on here (I think first by Bill le Britten) that hard remain was a loosing strategy and focusing on as pro-European a stance as possible would be the best option.
https://www.ft.com/content/76037a34-36ef-11e7-99bd-13beb0903fa3
summarised there is 45% hard Brexit, 22% Hard Remain, and 23% “Re-Leavers” who think now we have voted that we should follow though with some kind of Brexit. The Tories are looking at 45% of the 23% on top of 70% of the 45%.
The focus needs to be what a “good” (least bad) Brexit looks like.